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Jun 5, 2009
George Fox's Blair Cash Named 2009 Sareault Award Winner
SPOKANE, Wash. - George Fox University's Blair Cash has been selected by his peers within the Northwest Conference as the recipient of the 2008-09 Jack Sareault Award as the conference's Sports Information Director of the Year.
Cash, who has served as the Bruins' SID since the fall of 1999,
is fourth individual to win the award, which began in 2005-06.
The NWC SID of the Year award is named in honor of Jack Sareault, who served as the conference's SID for 19 years (1978 - 1997). Since his retirement, Sareault has spent countless hours building detailed histories of NWC sports.
"I'm not sure I quite measure up to the high standards of excellence and service Jack Sareault gave to the Northwest Conference for many years, but I am sincerely humbled and grateful to my partner SIDs for selecting me as the 2009 winner of this award that bears his name," said Cash. "There are many outstanding professionals in this conference who do their jobs well, and any one of them would have been just as deserving."
Cash, who has worked in the field of sports information since 1972 at all levels of participation, has publicized the accomplishments of a pair of George Fox national championship programs - the women's basketball national championship this winter and the baseball team that won the 2004 NCAA Division III championship. He also promoted the baseball team's participation in the national tournament this spring.
"I would like to thank my director of athletics, Craig Taylor, and all our coaches who are friends, not just co-workers, for making my job an enjoyable one, all our athletes who have provided me with many memorable moments about which to write, and my wife and family for their patience and understanding when I am gone so often doing a job I love at a school I love," said Cash.
Outside of the conference Cash coordinates the chapel service at the annual College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Workshop and serves on the CoSIDA ethics committee. He holds professional memberships in the United States Basketball Writers Association and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, serving for the last five seasons as coordinator of voting for the NCBWA's Division III National Hitter and Pitcher of the Week awards.
Cash is a 1976 graduate of Belhaven College. He earned a master's degrees in divinity and Christian education from Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, Miss., in 1987. An ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church USA, he has pastored churches in Edinburg, Texas, and Natchez, Miss., and is currently a minister-at-large in the Presbytery of the Cascades. He and his wife Debbie, an accountant at George Fox, live in Newberg with their two children, Milton and Megan.
NWC Sports Information Director of the Year
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2007-08 - Kelly Bird, Linfield College
2006-07 - Blake Timm, Pacific University
2005-06 - Steve Flegel, Whitworth College/Northwest Conference
May 11, 2009
2009 All-Northwest Conference Baseball Team
Player of the Year: Matt Wyckoff, George
Fox
Pitcher of the Year: Robert Bleeker, Pacific
Lutheran
Co-Coaches of the Year: Geoff Loomis, PLU;
Marty Hunter, GFU
FIRST TEAM -
Catchers:
Mark Rockey, UPS (Jr./Jr., Mountlake Terrace, Wash. / Univ. of New
Mexico)
Brandon Sales, PLU (Sr./Sr., Snoqualmie, Wash. / Mount Si)
1st
Base:
Kyle Stalker, Willamette (Sr., Bellevue, Wash. / Sammamish)
2nd
Base:
Bo Thunell, George Fox (Sr./Jr., Canyon City, Ore. / Grant Union)
3rd
Base:
Ben Shively, PLU (Jr./Jr., Everett, Wash. / Archbiship
Murphy)
Shortstop:
Taylor Hunter, George Fox (So./So., Canby, Ore. / Canby)
Outfielders:
Matt Wyckoff, George Fox (Sr./Sr., Olympia, Wash. / Olympia)
Stew Davis, Linfield (Sr./Sr., Spokane, Wash. / Univ. of
Washington)
Josh Takayoshi, PLU (Jr./Jr., Puyallup, Wash. / Wenatchee Valley
CC)
Jordan Wlodarczyk, Lewis & Clark (Sr., Lake Oswego, Ore. / Lake
Oswego)
Starting Pitchers:
Reese McCulley, Linfield (Jr./Jr., Salem, Ore. / Sprague)
Tyler Fransen, Pacific (Jr./Jr., Oregon City, Ore. / Oregon
City)
Trey Watt, PLU (Jr./Jr., Tualatin, Ore. / Tualatin)
Robert Bleecker, PLU (Jr./Jr., Blaine, Wash. / Blaine)
Relief Pitcher:
Chad Jones, George Fox (Jr./Jr., McMinnville, Ore. / Chemeketa CC)
DH:
Kris Hansen, PLU (Sr./Sr., University Place, Wash. / Curtis)
Utility:
Chad Flett, Whitworth (Sr./Sr., Spokane Wash. / CC of Spokane)
SECOND TEAM -
Catchers:
Brent Trask, George Fox (Jr./Jr., Albany, Ore. / Linn-Benton
CC)
Cole Bixenman, Linfield (So./So., Federal Way, Wash. / Todd Beamer)
1st
Base:
Jordan Post, PLU (Sr./Sr., Beaverton, Ore. / Southridge)
2nd
Base:
Matt Akridge, PLU (Sr./Sr., Vancouver, Wash. / Skyview)
3rd
Base:
Pat Bailey, George Fox (Sr./Sr., Highland, Utah / Lone Peak)
Shortstop:
Sammy Davis, PLU (So./So., Renton, Wash. / Liberty)
Outfielders:
Ryan Aratani, PLU (So./So., Issaquah, Wash. / Issaquah)
Tyson Smith, Linfield (Jr./Jr., Dallas, Ore. / Mt. Hood C.C.)
Kyle Kuenzi, George Fox (Sr./Sr., Silverton, Ore. / Silverton)
Dan Winterstein, George Fox (So./So., Eugene, Ore. / North Eugene)
Starting Pitchers:
Nick Bratney P R/R 6-5 230 Sr./Sr. Boise, Idaho (Bishop Kelly)
Mark Putney, George Fox (So./So., Kodiak, Alaska / Kodiak)
Cameron Larson, Linfield (Sr./Sr., Beaverton, Ore. /
Beaverton)
Cameron Duvall, UPS (So./So., Lakewood, Wash. / Lakes)
Relief Pitcher:
Ryan Frost, PLU (Fr./Fr., Olympia, Wash. / Tumwater)
DH:
AJ Brown, Lewis & Clark (Sr., Vancouver, Wash. / Columbia
River)
Utility:
Jack McGee, Willamette (Sr., Hillsborough, Calif. / St. Ignatius
Prep)
HONORABLE MENTION -
Todd Siler, George Fox (DH, Sr./Sr., Newberg, Ore. / Newberg)
Shane Dalgleish, George Fox (SP, Sr./Sr., Sammamish, Wash. /
Eastlake)
Travis Schroeder, George Fox (RP, Jr./Jr., Kelowna, B.C. /
Kelowna)
Neal Finch, Lewis & Clark (C, Sr., Boulder, Colo. /
Fairview)
Tucker Laurence, Lewis & Clark (1B, So., San Martin, Calif. /
Henry M. Gunn)
Alex St. Pierre, Lewis & Clark (SP, So., Laguna Hills, Calif. /
Laguna Hills)
Dustin Smith, Linfield (3B, So./So., Talent, Ore. / Phoenix)
Zach Boskovich, Linfield (OF, Fr./Fr., Central Point, Ore. /
Crater)
Andy Hunthausen, Linfield (RP, Fr./Fr., Fircrest, Wash. / Henry
Foss)
Mitch Edwards, Linfield (RP, Fr./Fr., Beaverton, Ore. /
Southridge)
Joey Pulito, Pacific (OF, Jr./Jr., Beaverton, Ore. / Central
Catholic)
Blaine Knuth, Pacific (SP, Sr./Sr., Salem, Ore. / North Salem)
Geoff Gabler, PLU (OF, Sr./Sr., Centralia, Wash. / Centralia)
Scott Wall, PLU (SP, So./So., Yakima, Wash. / La Salle)
Jason Powell, UPS (C, Jr./Jr., Redwood City, Calif. / Sacred Heart
Prep)
Dakota Resnik, UPS (2B, So./So., Bellevue, Wash. / Newport)
Andrew Grady, UPS (SS, Fr./Fr., Cave Creek, Ariz. / Phoenix Country
Day)
Gregg Ringold, UPS (OF, So./So., Los Altos Hills, Calif. / Harker
School)
Tim Fogarty, UPS (SP, Jr./Jr., Pacifica, Calif. / Sacred Heart
Cathedral)
Erik Korsmo, Whitman (Utility, So./So., Clyde Hill, Wash. /
Bellevue)
Pete Stadmeyer, Whitman (SP, Sr./Sr., Silverton, Ore. /
Silverton)
Ellis Webster, Willamette (2B, Sr., Carlsbad, Calif. / San Dieguito
Academy)
David Tufo, Willamette (3B, Sr., San Bruno, Calif. /
Burlingame)
Doug Bloom, Willamette (SS, So., Salem, Ore. / South Salem)
TC Lee, Willamette (OF, So., Lafayette, Calif. / Acalanes)
Colin Clark, Willamette (RP, Sr., Tigard, Ore. / Tigard)
Kyle Krustangle, Whitworth (DH, Jr./So., Spokane, Wash. / Big Bend
CC)
Mitch Ramsay, Whitworth (OF, Sr./Sr., Spokane, Wash. / Blue
Mountain CC)
May 4, 2009
2009 All-Northwest Conference Softball Team
Pitcher of the
Year: Brittany Miller (Linfield)
Player of the Year: Staci Doucette
(Linfield)
Coach of the Year: Jackson Vaughan
(Linfield)
FIRST TEAM
Infield -
Staci Doucette, Linfield (Fr./Fr., Vancouver, Wash. /
Evergreen)
Alex Hartmann, Linfield (So./So., Medina, Wash. / Bellevue)
Emily Keagbine, Linfield (So./So., Portland, Ore. / Valley
Catholic)
Mica Romero, Willamette (Fr., Woodland, Calif. / Woodland
Christian)
Caitlin Brown, Pacific Lutheran (So./So., Salem, Ore. / Sprague)
Outfield -
Jaydee Baxter, Linfield (Fr./Fr., Damascus, Ore. /
Barlow)
Kristen Croxford, Pacific (Sr./Sr., Klamath Falls, Ore. / Klamath
Union)
Lacey Kerr, Whitworth (Jr./Jr., Mead, Wash. / Mt. Spokane)
LaShawna Holcomb, Willamette (Sr., Renton, Wash. / Hazen)
Catchers -
Emilee Lepp, Linfield (Fr./Fr., Colville, Wash. /
Colville)
Jordan Liebe, Pacific Lutheran (Fr./Fr., Camas, Wash. / Camas)
Pitchers -
Brittany Miller, Linfield (Sr./Sr., Port Orchard, Wash. /
South Kitsap)
Alex Watilo, Willamette (Fr., Newcastle, Calif. / Del Oro)
Utility/DP -
Chelsey Chamberlain, Pacific (Fr./Fr., Grants Pass, Ore. /
Grants Pass)
Nikki Franchi, Willamette (Sr., Los Gatos, Calif. / Saratoga)
Chelsea Bradely, George Fox (Jr./Jr., Salem, Ore. / Chemeketa CC)
SECOND TEAM
Infield -
Brooke Fogwell, Pacific (Jr./Jr., Beaverton, Ore. /
Southridge)
Carrie Maerz, Pacific (So./So., Newberg, Ore. / Newberg)
Amber Roberts, Pacific Lutheran (Fr./Fr., Tacoma, Wash. /
Wilson)
Suzannah Von Trapp, Willamette (Fr., Salem, Ore. / South Salem)
Caty Lieseke, Whitworth (So./So., Port Orchard, Wash. / South
Kitsap)
Victoria Raeburn, Puget Sound (Sr./Sr., Gladstone, Ore. /
Gladstone)
Outfield -
Stephanie Vanoudenhaegen, Pacific (So./So., Cornelius,
Ore. / Glencoe)
Jessie Garcia, Pacific (Jr./Jr., Yamhill, Ore. /
Yamhill-Carlton)
Sierra Lessel, Willamette (Fr., Eugene, Ore. / Winston
Churchill)
Rochelle Friend, Linfield (Jr./Jr., Hood River, Ore. / Hood River
Valley)
Catchers -
Nicole Wallace, Willamette (Jr., Roseville, Calif. / Roseville)
Kerstyn Tsuruda, George Fox (Sr./Sr., Waimanalo, Hawai'i /
Kalaheo)
Jessica Mullins, Lewis & Clark (Jr., Randle, Wash. / White
Pass)
Pitchers -
Miranda McNealy, Pacific (Jr./Jr., Aloha, Ore. /
Hillsboro)
Kendra Strahm, Linfield (Sr./Sr., Medford, Ore. / North Medford)
Utility/DP -
Sami Keim, Linfield (Fr./Fr., Corvallis, Ore. /
Corvallis)
Aryn Grause, Puget Sound (Fr./Fr., Corvallis, Ore. / Crescent
Valley)
Stacey Hagensen, Pacific Lutheran (Fr./Fr., Bellevue, Wash. /
Newport)
HONORABLE MENTION
Laura Parker, Lewis & Clark (IF, Sr., Healdsburg,
Calif. / Healdsburg)
Sheree Miura, Lewis & Clark (Util., Sr., Waipahu, Hawaii / St.
Andrew's Priory)
Natalie Taylor, Linfield (OF, So./So., Tualatin, Ore. /
Tualatin)
Samantha Van Noy, Linfield (P, Jr./Jr. Sherwood, Ore. /
Sherwood)
Brooke Toy, Pacific (C, So./So., Drain, Ore. / North Douglas)
Ashley Billingsley, Pacific (Util., Fr./Fr., Gresham, Ore. /
Gresham)
Missy Waldron, Pacific Lutheran (OF, Sr./Sr., Snohomish, Wash. /
Snohomish)
Meghan Watson, Puget Sound (IF, Sr./Sr., Brier, Wash. / Mountlake
Terrace)
Megan Janes, Puget Sound (C, Fr/Fr, Littleton, Colo. /
Arapahoe)
Ashley Carey, Whitworth (IF, Jr./Jr., Enumclaw, Wash. / Highline
CC)
Mandee Edwards, Whitworth (OF, Sr./Sr., Kettle Falls, Wash. /
Kettle Falls)
Marissa Richards, Willamette (IF, Sr., Newberg, Ore. / Newberg)
Cirbi Anthony, Willamette (OF, Sr., Salem, Ore. / Vale)
Talissa Huntsman, Willamette (Util., Fr., Richland, Wash. /
Richland)
Apr 24, 2009
2009 All-NWC Men's Tennis Team
Player of the Year: Joel Trudel,
Pacific Lutheran
Sportsman of the Year: Andrew Murakami,
Willamette
Coach of the Year: Jeff Northam, Whitman
First Team:
Joel Trudel, Pacific Lutheran (Jr., Bremerton, Wash.)
Vincent Groot, Lewis & Clark (Fr., The Hague, Netherlands)
Chris Bailey, Whitman (So., Mercer Island, Wash.)
Etienne Moshevich, Whitman (So., Richmond, B.C.)
Dan Wilson, Whitman (Jr., Bellevue, Wash.)
Andrew Murakami, Willamette (Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii)
Kyle Anderson, Linfield (Jr., Scottsdale, Ariz.)
Michael Shelton, Whitworth (Jr., Spokane, Wash.)
Second Team:
Cody Ferguson, Willamette (Fr., North Bend, Ore.)
Michael Manser, Pacific Lutheran (Jr., Boise, Idaho)
Scott Barnett, George Fox (Fr., Jefferson, Ore.)
Ward Van Mens, Linfield (Fr., Goirle, The Netherlands)
Joe Wales, Whitworth (So., Salem, Ore.)
Nick Ruess, Linfield (Sr., Portland, Ore.)
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Four NWC members receive President's Honor Roll Award for Service
Linfield, Whitman, Whitworth and Willamette have all been
selected to receive the President's Honor Roll Award for Service in
2008.
The
President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor
Roll, launched in 2006, recognizes colleges and universities
nationwide that support innovative and effective community service
and service-learning programs. The Honor Roll's Presidential Award,
given each year to only a handful of institutions, is the highest
federal recognition a college or university can receive for its
commitment to volunteering, service-learning, and civic
engagement.
Links to each of the institution's press releases are below:
http://www.linfield.edu/press/detail.php?id=1081
http://www.whitman.edu/content/news/honorroll
http://www.whitworth.edu/News/2008_2009/Spring/HonorRoll.htm
http://blog.willamette.edu/news/archives/2009/02/willamette_hono.php
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Mar 2, 2009
2009 All-Northwest Conference Men's Basketball Team
Coach of the Year: Justin Lunt, Puget Sound
Player of the Year: Jason Foster, Puget Sound
First Team All-Northwest Conference:
Jason Foster, Puget Sound (F, 6'7", Sr., Spanaway, Wash. - Henry
Foss HS)
Robert Krauel, Puget Sound (F, 6'4", Sr., Phoenix, Ariz. - North
Canyon HS)
Antwan Williams, Puget Sound (G, 6'0", Sr., Portland, Ore. -
Madison HS)
Ross Nakamura, Whitworth (G, 6'1", Sr., Moraga, Calif. -
Diablo Valley Coll.)
Chris Faidley, Whitman (G, 6'2", Sr., Shoreline, Wash. - King's
HS)
Cameron Mitchell, Willamette (P, 6'7", Jr., Portland, Ore. - Univ.
of Redlands)
David Riley, Whitworth (G, 6'5", So., Palo Alto, Calif. - Gunn HS)
Second Team All-Northwest Conference:
Kyler McClary, Willamette (P, 6'5", Sr., Hillsboro, Ore. - Glencoe
HS)
Josh Kollasch, Lewis & Clark (G, 6'3", Jr., Tucson, Ariz. -
Western State Univ.)
Cody Tesoro, Linfield (G, 5'10", Jr., Kahului, Hawaii - Western
Oregon Univ.)
K.C. Wiser, Linfield (C, 6'8", So., Tigard, Ore. - Tigard HS)
Calvin Jurich, Whitworth (P, 6'6", Sr., Spokane, Wash. -
University HS)
Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference:
Garold Howe, Pacific (Ore.) (F, 6'6", Sr., Salem, Ore. - Chemeketa
CC)
Erik Olson, Linfield (F, 6'4", Sr., South Strafford, Va. - UW-River
Falls)
David Berggren, Lewis & Clark (F, 6'6", Sr., Tualatin, Ore. -
Tualatin HS)
Tyson Papenfuss, Lewis & Clark (F, 6'5", Sr., Clackamas, Ore. -
Mt. Hood CC)
Austin Boyce, Puget Sound (F, 6'5", Jr., Kent, Wash. - Kentwood
HS)
Alex Stockner, George Fox (P, 6'4", Jr., Monmouth, Ore. - Western
Oregon Univ.)
Nadav Heyman, Puget Sound (G, 6'1", Fr., Corvallis, Ore. -
Corvallis HS)
Mar 2, 2009
2009 All-Northwest Conference Women's Basketball Team
Coach of the Year: Scott Rueck, George Fox
Player of the Year: Kristen Shielee, George Fox
First Team All-Northwest Conference:
Kristen Shielee, George Fox (C, 6'4", Sr., Gresham, Ore. -
Gresham HS)
Claire Ely, Puget Sound (G, 5'9", Jr., Walnut Creek,
Calif.
- Northgate HS)
Molly Fillion, Willamette (G/F, 5'9", Sr., Silverton, Ore. -
Linn-Benton CC)
Rochelle Reeves, Pacific (Ore.) (G, 5'7", Jr., Gresham, Ore. -
Chemeketa CC)
Sage Indendi, George Fox (G, 5'9", Fr., Livingston, Mont. -
Park HS)
Hilary White, Whitman (G, 5'9", Jr., Carlsbad, Calif. - The
Bishop's School)
Second Team All-Northwest Conference:
Karen Chase, Puget Sound (P, 6'2", Sr., Yakima, Wash. - West Valley
HS)
Cassie Pilkinton, Whitworth (F, 5'9", Jr., Chelan, Wash. - North
Idaho Coll.)
Keisha Gordon, George Fox (G, 5'10, Fr., Vancouver, Wash. -
Heritage HS)
Emily Voorhies, Pacific Lutheran (C, 6-1, Sr., Auburn , Wash. -
Auburn HS)
Jenele Peterson, Whitman (G, 5'7, So., Redondo Beach, Calif. -
South HS)
Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference:
Margaret Dowling, Lewis & Clark (F, 5'11", Fr.,
Burlingame, Calif. - Notre Dame HS)
Trinity Gibbons, Pacific Lutheran (G, 5'8", Sr., Riddle ,
Ore. - Riddle HS)
Amanda Juarez, Linfield (G, 5'6", Fr., Kirkland, Wash. - Lake
Washington HS)
Julianne Erbe, Pacific (Ore.) (P, 5'11", Fr., Canby, Ore. - Canby
HS)
Alida Bower, Whitworth (F, 5'8", Sr., Onalaska, Wash. - Onalaska
HS)
Nikki Scott, Pacific Lutheran (G, 5'7", Sr., Gig Harbor, Wash. -
Gig Harbor HS)
Rebecca Sexton, Whitman (P, 6'3", So., Fox Island, Wash. -
Gig Harbor HS)
Christina Herring, Lewis & Clark (G, 5'7", So., San
Dimas, Calif. - Vivian Webb HS)
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Feb 13, 2009
Whitworth Grabs Swim Leads After Fast First Day
On a night when records were broken in eight of the ten events, Whitworth University grabbed leads on the first night of competition at the 2009 Northwest Conference swimming championships on Friday at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Washington.
The Whitworth women won three of the five women's events to score 245 points, ahead of Puget Sound (215.5). The Whitworth men earned a victory in only the 500-yard freestyle, but the Pirates outscored UPS 206-191.
Brittany Gresset and Natalie Turner of Whitworth each won her event for the third straight season. Gresset became a three-time champion of the 50-yard freestyle with a winning time of 23.96. She set a new NWC meet record in the morning preliminaries with a time of 23.94. Turner earned her third straight title in the 500-yard freestyle with a new all-time Northwest Conference record of 4:57.57. Gresset broke her own meet record and Turner broke her own all-time record, both set last season.
Lindsay Nixon of Lewis & Clark returned to the top of the award stand in the 200-yard individual medley, an event she won in 2007. Her time of 2:10.03 was an NCAA provisional qualifying mark and she finished just ahead of Yasmeen Kheshgi of Whitworth (2:10.52).
Gresset and Turner led the Whitworth women to a meet-opening victory in the 200-yard freestyle relay in a new meet record time of 1:36.84. The previous meet record of 1:37.67 was set by Whitworth in 2007.
The University of Puget Sound's women's 400-yard medley relay broke the all-time NWC record in that event with a time of 3:56.67, beating the time of 3:57.17 set by the Loggers at the 2007 NCAA Division III Championships.
UPS was victorious in both men's relays on Friday night. The Loggers' winning time of 1:22.63 in the 200 free relay broke the all-time NWC record of 1:23.88 set by UPS at the 1999 NAIA Championships. UPS closed the night by winning the 400 medley relay in 3:24.63, more than eight seconds ahead of runner-up Whitworth and breaking the previous all-time record of 3:25.73 set by Whitworth at the 2003 NCAA Division III Championships.
Michael Woodward of Whitworth won the men's 500 freestyle with a new meet record time of 4:33.08, breaking the previous meet record time of 4:33.77 set by the Pirates' Loren Kilgore in 2004.
Jay Jones of Pacific Lutheran posted an NCAA provisional qualifying mark in the 200 I.M., winning going away with a time of 1:55.01.
The men's 50 freestyle final was the fastest in NWC history. After Bret Schuederberg of UPS broke a 26-year old meet record in the morning preliminaries with a time of 20.89, Dominic Rieniets of Linfield came back in the championship final to defend his title with an even faster meet record time of 20.79. Steve Koga of Willamette had held the meet record of 20.90 since 1983.
The complete women's team scores through the first day of competition are: Whitworth 245, Puget Sound 215.5, Lewis & Clark 120, Whitman 84.5, Pacific 81, Linfield 76, Pacific Lutheran 68, Willamette 47. The men's scores through Friday's events are: Whitworth 206, Puget Sound 191, Whitman 148, Linfield 111, Pacific Lutheran 100, Pacific 72, Lewis & Clark 64, Willamette 45.
The three day event continues on Saturday and concludes on Sunday. Whitworth's men are aiming for a seventh straight NWC title, while the Pirate women are shooting for their second in a row.
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Jan 29, 2009
2009 NWC Baseball Coaches Poll
| School | (1st) | Pts. | 2008 Overall | 2008 NWC |
| Linfield College | (4) | 79 | 35-13 | 25-7 |
| George Fox University | (3) | 75 | 28-14 | 24-8 |
| Pacific Lutheran University | (2) | 71 | 24-14-2 | 21-11 |
| Willamette University | 49 | 20-20 | 16-15 | |
| Whitworth University | 40 | 13-27 | 12-20 | |
| Univ. of Puget Sound | 36 | 19-20 | 15-17 | |
| Pacific University | 35 | 20-20 | 16-15 | |
| Lewis & Clark College | 20 | 16-24 | 12-20 | |
| Whitman College | 10 | 4-36 | 2-30 |
(First-place votes in parenthesis. Points awarded on 10-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis).
Linfield Leads Crowded List of Favorites in 2009 NWC Baseball Coaches Poll
Spokane, Wash. - Defending champion Linfield College is a slight favorite to win the Northwest Conference baseball title once again in 2009, edging George Fox University and Pacific Lutheran University in a preseason poll of NWC coaches.
The Wildcats picked up four out of nine first place votes to total 79 total poll points. Linfield must overcome the graduation of five starters who were either first or second team All-NWC selections in 2008, including NWC Pitcher of the Year Brian Clark. But the Wildcats will welcome back starting pitchers Cameron Larson, Reese McCulley and Garrett Dorn, all of whom were second team All-NWC selections, along with first team relief pitcher Robert Vaughn. Linfield advanced to the NCAA Division III world series last season.
George Fox University, which won or shared five straight NWC titles from 2002 - 2006, is second in the poll with 75 total points and three first place votes. The Bruins have three All-NWC pitchers back as well, including first team honoree Mark Putney. First baseman Matt Wyckoff and outfielders Kyle Kuenzi and Dan Winterstein, all second team selections in 2008, will lead a potent offense.
Pacific Lutheran University, which won its first-ever NWC baseball title in 2007, is third in the poll with 71 points and the remaining two first place votes. The Lutes return first team All-NWC outfielders Geoff Gabler and Ryan Aratani, as well as first team All-NWC starting pitchers Trey Watt and Robert Bleecker. Relief pitcher Hunter Simpson was a second team choice last spring.
Willamette University is fourth in the poll with 49 points. Kyle Stalker, the 2008 NWC Player of the Year who led the NWC in home runs (22) and runs batted in (63), returns to lead the Bearcats along with first team All-NWC shortstop Doug Bloom.
Whitworth University picked up 40 points for fifth place in the poll. Chad Flett, a first team All-NWC utility player, will return to pitch and play first base for the Pirates.
The University of Puget Sound (36 points) and Pacific University (35) follow in sixth and seventh place, respectively. The Loggers welcome back All-NWC reliever Ryan Gustafson, while the Boxers return second team All-NWC designated hitter Kaeo Lee Hee.
Lewis & Clark College was eighth with 20 points. Tucker Laurence earned first team All-NWC as a freshman starting pitcher for the Pioneers in 2008.
Whitman College rounds out the poll in ninth place with 10 points. The Missionaries have the honor of opening up the NWC schedule with a series at Occidental on February 6-8.
For the second year in a row the NWC will use a four-game series for in-conference play. The first weekend of NWC games is scheduled for February 28 and March 1.
Jan 29, 2009
2009 NWC Softball Coaches Poll
| School | (1st) | Pts. | 2008 Overall | 2008 NWC |
| Linfield College | 6 | 68 | 38-6 | 25-3 |
| Pacific University | 2 | 57 | 31-9 | 20-8 |
| Willamette University | 54 | 25-11 | 19-9 | |
| Pacific Lutheran University | 38 | 21-19 | 18-10 | |
| Whitworth University | 33 | 16-21 | 13-12 | |
| University of Puget Sound | 27 | 11-23 | 9-16 | |
| Lewis & Clark College | 13 | 3-34 | 2-26 | |
| George Fox University | 11 | 3-29-1 | 3-25 |
(First-place votes in parenthesis. Points awarded on 9-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis).
Linfield Favored to Win Sixth Straight NWC Title
Spokane, Wash. - Linfield College is a strong favorite to win the 2009 Northwest Conference softball title, a championship that would be the Wildcats' sixth in a row. The 2009 season will also be a year in change in the NWC as half of the schools will feature new head coaches.
Linfield picked up six first place votes and 68 points in the poll, but Wildcat head coach, and five-time NWC Coach of the Year, Jackson Vaughan has some work to do to replace five starters who all earned first team All-NWC honors last season. The list includes outfielder Stephanie Rice and infielders Amanda Attleberger, Meredith Brunette, Erica Hancock and Jenny Marshall. However, Linfield should be strong in the circle once again as two-time NWC Pitcher of the Year Brittany Miller will be joined by second team All-NWC hurler Kendra Strahm.
Pacific University is second in the poll with 57 points and the remaining two first place votes. The Boxers must overcome the graduation of two-time All-NWC catcher Caitlin Mastenbroek, but welcome back two-time All-NWC starting pitcher Miranda McNealy along with first team All-NWC outfielder Kristen Croxford.
Willamette University is third in the poll with 54 points. Nikki Franchi, the 2008 NWC Player of the Year, returns for her senior season. She led the NWC in hitting last season (.518) and was 19-4 with a 1.85 ERA in the circle. The Bearcats also welcome back All-NWC outfielder Katie Peterson.
Pacific Lutheran University is fourth in the poll with 38 points, followed by Whitworth University with 33 points. The Lutes return first team All-NWC catcher Vanessa Bryant and utility player Rachel Wheeler-Hoyt. Outfielder Lacey Kerr is one of only four returning starters for the Pirates.
The University of Puget Sound is sixth in the poll with 27 points. Infielder Meghan Watson is the leading returnee for the Loggers.
Lewis & Clark College was seventh (13 points) and George Fox University was eighth (11 points).
PLU, Whitworth, UPS and George Fox all feature new head coaches this season.
Pacific Lutheran will kick off the 2009 season with an early-February trip to California. Most of the rest of the NWC begins play with games the week of February 16-21.
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Nov 19, 2008
2008 All-Northwest Conference Women's Soccer Team
Coach of the Year: Randy Hanson, Puget
Sound
Offensive Player of the Year: Janece Levien,
Puget Sound
Defensive Player of the Year: Nikki Graff,
Puget Sound
First Team:
GK - Courtney Porter, Whitman (6-0, Jr./Jr., Redmond,
Wash. / Inglemoor)
D - Nikki Graff, UPS (5-7, Sr./Sr., Corvallis, Ore. / Crescent
Valley)
D - Kelly Baker, Whitworth (5-3, Sr./Sr., Boise, Idaho / Boise)
D - Kelsey Rogel, Willamette (5-10, Sr., Tacoma, Wash. / Bellarmine
Prep)
MF - Lindsey Oakes, Whitworth (5-5, Jr./Jr., Boise, Idaho /
Boise)
MF - Kirsten Cardwell, George Fox (5-8, So./So., Springfield, Ore.
/ Thurston)
MF - Fiona Gornick, UPS (5-3, Sr./Sr., Portland, Ore. / Grant)
F - Jenny McKinsey, George Fox (5 -5, Jr./Jr., Spokane, Wash. /
Pacific Lutheran Univ.)
F - Corina Gabbert, Whitman (5-8, Jr./Jr., Portland, Ore. / Catlin
Gabel School)
F - Janece Levien, UPS (5-6, Sr./Jr., Beaverton, Ore. /
Beaverton)
F - Whitney Ramsey, Whitworth (5-4, Sr./Sr., Spokane, Wash. / North
Central)
Second Team:
GK - Kallie Wolfer, UPS (5-7, Jr./Jr., Salt Lake City,
Utah / Skyline)
D - Shelley Martindale, Pacific (5-6, Sr./Jr., Yacolt, Wash. /
Washington State Univ.)
D - Serwaah Fordjour, UPS (5-4, So./So., Shoreline, Wash. /
Shorewood)
D - Liska Havel, L&C (5-6, Jr., Willamina, Ore. /
McMinnville)
MF - Mikaela Freeman, UPS (5-2, Fr./Fr., Alameda, Calif. / Bishop
O'Dowd)
MF - Alisa Larson-Xu, Whitman (5-7, Sr./Sr., Eugene, Ore./ UC-Santa
Cruz)
MF - Jenny Novak, Pacific (5-3, So./So., Dexter, Ore. / Pleasant
Hill)
F - Jenny Moore, UPS (5-1, Fr./Fr., Kent, Wash. / Kentwood)
F - Nicole Akiu, George Fox (5-2, So./So., Honolulu, Hawai'i /
Kamehameha)
F - Lauren Miller, Willamette (5-7, Sr., Portland, Ore. /
Northwestern State [La.] Univ.)
F - Elizabeth Mattila, Whitworth (5-7, So./So., Ferndale, Wash. /
Ferndale)
Honorable Mention:
GK - Sally Page, George Fox (Jr.).
D - Melissa Leighty, George Fox (So.); Kelsey Hasselblad,
Linfield (So.); Jordan Daniels, PLU (Fr.); Sarah Nostdal, Whitman
(Sr.); Kate Newman, Whitman (So.); Miranda Cosand, Whitworth (Jr.);
Samantha Post, Willamette (Sr.).
MF - Kate Franklin, Linfield (Sr.); Steph Caster, Linfield
(Sr.); Lauren Kanda, Pacific (So.); Amanda Crawford, PLU (Sr.);
Kayla Boortz, UPS (So.); Jennifer Doane, Whitman (Sr.); Alex
Baxter, Willamette (So.).
F - Kara Tisthammer, Whitworth (Sr.); Emily Rohde, Whitworth
(So.).
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Nov 17, 2008
2008 All-Northwest Conference Football Team
Co-Offensive Players of the Year: Adam
Anderson, Whitworth / Merben Woo, Willamette
Co-Defensive Players of the Year: Taylor
Summers, Linfield / Tommy Grove, Willamette
Coach of the Year: Mark Speckman, Willamette
First Team Offense:
QB - Grant Leslie, Willamette (6-2, 195, Sr., Bainbridge
Island, Wash. / Bainbridge)
RB - Adam Anderson, Whitworth (5-11, 219, Jr./Jr. Elk, Wash..
Riverside / Univ. of Idaho)
RB - Joevonte Mayes, L&C (5-6, 160, So., Portland, Ore./Rex
Putnam)
RB - Deon Horne, Willamette (5-9, 160, Jr., Issaquah, Wash. /
Liberty )
WR - Travis Masters, Linfield (5-8, 185, Sr./ Sr., Elk Grove,
Calif. / Elk Grove)
WR - Darrell Stewart, UPS (6-2, 200, Sr./Sr., Long Beach, Calif. /
Loyola)
WR - Greg Ford, PLU (6-1, 185, So./So., Steilacoom, Wash. /
Steilacoom)
Slot - Merben Woo, Willamette (5-9, 165, Sr., Salinas, Calif. /
Hartnell College)
OL - Jared Hinkle, Linfield (6-2, 270, Sr./ Sr., Eugene, Ore. /
Sheldon)
OL - Aaron Heston, Linfield (6-5, 300, Sr./ Jr., West Linn, Ore. /
West Linn)
OL - Jeff Kintner, Whitworth (6-4, 305, Jr./Jr., Wenatchee, Wash. /
Wenatchee)
OL - Scott Hirschberger, Willamette (6-0, 280, Jr., Beaverton, Ore.
/ Southridge)
OL - Jake Forshey, Willamette (6-7, 310, Sr., Santa Ynez, Calif. /
Santa Ynez Valley Union)
OL - Victor Brankovich, Menlo (6-4, 290, Sr., East Palo Alto,
Calif. / Coll. of San Mateo
PK - Scott Birkhofer, Linfield (6-2, 185, Sr./ Sr., Boring, Ore. /
Portland Christian)
First Team Defense:
DL - Taylor Summers, Linfield (6-3, 246, Sr./ Sr.,
Sammamish, Wash. / Eastern Wash. Univ.)
DL - Brandon Martin, Whitworth (5-11, 262, Jr./Jr., Sweet Home,
Ore. / Sweet Home)
DL - Alverno Middleton, UPS (6-0, 240, Sr./Sr., Lakewood, Wash. /
Clover Park)
DL - Marcus Ford, Willamette (5-11, 215, Sr., Marina, Calif. /
Monterey Peninsula College)
LB - Alex Tkachuk, Linfield (6-1, 220, Jr./ Jr., Beaverton, Ore. /
Southridge)
LB - Tommy Grove, Willamette (6-1, 219, Sr., Moccasin, Calif. /
Butte Junior College)
LB - Jack Bevins, Willamette (5-11, 220, Sr., Park City, Utah /
Park City)
LB - Neal Chalmers, PLU (6-1, 240, Sr./Sr., Bellevue, Wash. /
Newport)
DB - Ryan Bettencourt, Willamette (5-10, 195, Sr., Danville, Calif.
/ San Ramon Valley)
DB - Arlin Taylor, Willamette (5-9, 175, So., Spring Valley, Calif.
/ Steele Canyon)
Second Team Offense:
QB - Kavin Williams, UPS (6-0, 215, Sr./Jr., Ocean Shores,
Wash. / North Beach)
RB - Reggie Ford, Linfield (5-9, 195, Sr./ Sr., Seattle, Wash. /
Central Wash. Univ.)
RB - Silas Paul, UPS (6-1, 217, Sr./Sr., Portland, Ore. /
Oregon)
RB - Milton Nelson, Whitworth (5-7, 180, Sr./Jr., Spokane, Wash. /
Eastern Wash. Univ.)
WR - John Torsey, Linfield (6-0, 205, Sr./ Sr., Bend, Ore. /
Summit)
WR - Scott Schoettgen, Willamette (6-3, 205, So., Columbia, Calif.
/ Sonora)
WR - James Bassett, Menlo (6-3, 200, Jr., Fremont, Calif. / Coll.
of San Mateo
Slot - Drew Griffin, PLU (5-8, 160, Sr./Jr., Vancouver, Wash. / Air
Force Academy)
TE - Josh Lee, Willamette (6-2, 235, Sr., Eugene, Ore. / Air Force
Academy)
OL - Curtis Smith, L&C (6-0, 290, Jr., Santa Margarita,
Calif./Atascadero)
OL - Boone Freeman, UPS (6-5, 270, Sr./Sr., Tonasket, Wash. /
Tonasket)
OL - Michael Cozad, Whitworth (6-3, 280, Jr./Jr., Bellingham, Wash.
/ Sehome)
OL - Michael Nahl, Whitworth (6-2, 314, Sr./Jr., West Seattle,
Wash. / Univ. of Wash.)
OL - Joe Penkala, Willamette (6-6, 270, Jr., Niles, Ill. / Loyola
Academy)
Second Team Defense:
DL - Corey Lowe, Willamette (6-3, 235, Jr., Beaverton,
Ore. / Beaverton)
DL - Gabe Shoemaker, Whitworth (6-1, 262, So./So., Shelton, Wash. /
Shelton)
DL - Paul Nishizaki, Linfield (5-11, 280, Jr./ So., Portland, Ore.
/ Westview)
DL - Giustin Jenkins, PLU (5-10, 230, Jr./Jr., Snohomish, Wash. /
Bellevue)
LB - Eric Borton, UPS (5-10, 210, Sr./Sr., Yakima, Wash. / West
Valley)
LB - Justin Wise, Menlo (5-11, 220, Jr., San Jose, Calif. / De Anza
Coll.)
LB - Layton Brown, Whitworth (6-3, 220, So./So., Kennewick, Wash. /
Kennewick)
LB - Jaymin Jackson, Linfield (6-0, 228, Jr./ Jr., Vancouver, Wash.
/ Columbia River)
LB - Haden Gienger, PLU (6-2, 250, Sr./Sr., Graham, Wash. / Central
Wash. Univ.)
DB - Demetri Huffman, UPS (6-1, 205, Sr./Sr., Lynnwood, Wash. /
Meadowdale)
DB - Jesse Clark, Whitworth (6-0, 192, Sr./Sr., Spokane, Wash. /
Northwestern St. [La.])
DB - Matt Wolford, PLU (5-10, 185, Sr./Sr., Parkland, Wash. /
Franklin Pierce)
Honorable Mention Offense:
QB - AJ Brown, L&C (Sr.); Mike Byrne, PLU (Sr.); Angel
Molina, Menlo (So.)
RB - Jordan Long, Menlo (Sr.); Harrison Keller, L&C
(So.); Cody Anthony, Willamette (Sr.)
WR - Ryan Kostecka, L&C (So.); Dino Arancibia, Menlo
(Sr.); Darrell Willis, Menlo (Jr.); Matt Truscott, Menlo (Sr.);
Kyle Whitford, PLU (So.); Drew Shepherd, Willamette (Jr.)
TE - Chris Long, Menlo (Sr.); Kai Watts, L&C (So.)
OL - Luis Guerra, Willamette (So.); Robert Garcia,
Willamette (Sr.); Steven Matos, Menlo (Jr.); Mike Sacco, Menlo
(Jr.); Kyle Edwards, PLU (Sr.); Sean Johnson, L&C (So.); Casey
Wilson, L&C (Sr.); Brent Desmond, Linfield (Sr.); Jason Bolin,
Linfield (Sr.)
Honorable Mention Defense:
DL - Tony Slater, PLU (Jr.); Mike Reeves, Willamette (Sr.);
Scott Olsen, Linfield (Sr.); Michael Oates, UPS (Jr.); Damien
Girard, Menlo (So.); Robbie Fritts, Menlo (Sr.).
LB - Brett Klee, Menlo (Jr.); Kael Johnson, Menlo (Sr.,);
Andy Sturza, PLU (Jr.); Matt Banta, Willamette (Jr.).
DB - Steven Turner, Menlo (Jr.); Shawn Kelly, L&C (Jr.);
Dean Kongslie, Linfield (Sr.); Jeff Kahler, Willamette (So.); Tyler
McCann, Linfield (Sr.).
Nov 17, 2008
2008 All-Northwest Conference Men's Soccer Team
Coach of the Year: Sean Bushey,
Whitworth
Defensive Player of the Year: Brett Axelrod,
Whitman
Offensive Player of the Year: Caleb
Barnhill, Whitworth
First Team:
GK - Brett Axelrod, Whitman (6-1, 180, Sr./Sr., Union,
N.J. / Union)
D - Brandon Porter, Pacific (6-1, 180, Jr./Jr., Canby, Ore. /
Canby)
D - Cole Peterson, UPS (6-4, 195, Jr./Jr., Great Falls, Mont. / CM
Russell)
D - Travis Jette, Whitworth (5-9, 157, Sr./Sr., Missoula, Mont. /
North Idaho Col.)
MF - Stephen Phillips, Whitman (6-1, 190, Sr./Sr., Sandy, Utah /
Waterford School)
MF - Taylor Hyde, UPS (6-3, 185, Sr./Sr., Sandy, Utah /
Waterford)
MF - Jason Bjorgo, PLU (5-10, 155, Jr./Jr., Redmond, Wash. /
Evergreen State Coll.)
F - Caleb Barnhill, Whitworth (6-2, 190, Sr./Sr., Sultan, Wash. /
Sultan)
F - Derek Karamatic, PLU (6-0, 180, Sr./Sr., Gig Harbor, Wash. /
Gig Harbor)
F - Danny Williams, Pacific (6-1, 185, Sr./Sr., Eugene, Ore. /
Concordia Univ.-Ore.)
F - John Prugh, Whitworth (6-1, 173, Sr./Sr., Bozeman, Mont. /
North Idaho Col.)
F - Kurtis Wong, Linfield (5-9, 150, Jr./ Jr., Lake Forest Park,
Wash. / Shorecrest)
Second Team:
GK - Andrew Stevermer, Pacific (6-5, 190, So./So., Gillette, Wyo. /
Campbell County)
GK - Daniel Mangum, PLU (6-2, 190, So./So., Bothell, Wash. /
Juanita)
D - Derek MacLean, PLU (6-1, 175, Jr./Jr., Seattle, Wash. /
Kennedy)
D - Andy Stolz, PLU (6-0, 175, Sr./Sr., Tacoma, Wash. / Life
Christian Academy)
D - Bryan Olson, Whitworth (6-0, 169, Jr./Jr., Missoula, Mont. /
Sentinel)
MF - Cameron Bushey, Whitworth (6-1, 149, Fr./Fr., Spokane, Wash. /
Mead)
MF - Casey Dineen, Willamette (6-0, 170, Jr., Portland, Ore. /
Jesuit)
MF - Eddy Prugh, Whitworth (6-1, 159, Fr./Fr., Bozeman, Mont. /
Bozeman)
MF - Greg Phillips, Whitman (5-10, 175, Sr./Sr., Sandy, Utah /
Waterford School)
MF - Surafel Worku, PLU (5-6, 160, Fr./Fr., Renton, Wash. /
Lindbergh)
F - Brennan Altringer, George Fox (5-11, 175, Fr./Fr., Beaverton,
Ore. / Southridge)
F - Todd Wallenius, Whitman (6-1, 175, Jr./So., Oceanside, Calif. /
San Dieguito)
Honorable Mention:
D - Avery Neal, Pacific (So.); Ben Coffey, UPS (So.); Ben
Rotert, Whitworth (Sr.); Jared Komo, Pacific (Sr.); Kevin Sigley,
Whitman (Sr.); Cooper Crosby, Whitman (So.); Kyle Johnson, UPS
(Sr.); Scott Parsons, PLU (Jr.); Trevor McDonald, PLU (Sr.).
MF - Michel Camacho, Linfield (So.); Jordan Droppert,
Whitman (Jr.); Travis Isaacs, Linfield (Jr.); Michael Iacolucci,
Pacific (So.); Mike McKenzie, Whitman (Sr.).
F - Erik Kaufman, Willamette (Fr.); Kyle Wallace, Linfield
(Fr.); Alex Lehecka, UPS (Jr.); Elly Bulega, Whitworth (Jr.); Ricky
Morales, PLU (Fr.).
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Nov 10, 2008
2008 All-Northwest Conference Volleyball Team
Player of the Year - Beth Hanna, Pacific Lutheran / Coach of the Year - Kevin Aoki, PLU
First Team
Beth Hanna, PLU (OH, 6-0, So./So., Clackamas, Ore. /
Clackamas)
Lindsey Denman, UPS (LS, 6'0", Jr/Jr., Kenmore, Wash. /
Inglemoor)
Katherine Fiedler, L&C (MH, So., 6-3, San Diego, Calif. / The
Bishop's School)
Kelsy Takashima, Pacific (MB, 5-10, Fr./Fr., Kaunakakai, Hawaii /
Molokai)
Sarah Beaver, PLU (S, 5-10, So./So., Gresham, Ore. / Gresham)
Kaimi Rocha, Whitworth (OH, 5-9, Fr./Fr., Pukalani (Maui), Hawaii /
Seabury Hall)
Brynn Blickenstaff, UPS (LS, 6'0", Fr/Fr., Eagle, Idaho /
Eagle)
Second Team
Emily Vuylsteke, Linfield (MB, 5-11, Jr./Jr., Hillsboro, Ore. /
Valley Catholic)
Alex Graves, Whitman (OH, 5-9, Jr./Jr., Palo Alto, Calif. / Henry
Gunn)
Brenna Archibald, PLU (Lib, 5-9, Jr./Jr., Seaside, Ore. /
Seaside)
Margaret Dowling, L&C (OH, Fr., 5-11, Burlingame, Calif. /
Notre Dame HS)
Jessica Durham, Willamette (OH, 5-6, Sr., Medford, Ore. / North
Medford)
Melissa Dunn, Pac (OH, 5-7, Sr./Sr., Sonona, Calif. / Justin-Siena)
Honorable Mention
Kelsie Moore, PLU (OH, 5-9, Fr./Fr., Oregon City, Ore. / Oregon
City)
Natalie Picket, George Fox (MB, 6-0, Sr./Sr., Albany, Ore. / West
Albany)
Kalli Kamphaus, UPS (M, 6'0", Jr./Jr., Manson, Wash. / Manson)
Jamie Fred, UPS (S, 5'7", Sr./Sr., Centennial, Colo. /
Grandview)
Samantha Lau, Linfield (OH, 5-4, Fr./Fr., Kailua, Hawaii / Saint
Francis)
Tara Hill, Linfield (OH, 5-10, Fr./Fr., Springfield, Ore. /
Thurston)
Jessica McGraw, Willamette (OH, 5-7, Jr., Gaston, Ore. /
Yamhill-Carlton Union)
Stephanie Purser, Linfield (S, 5-8, Jr./Jr., Bothell, Wash. /
Inglemoor)
Nikki Bardwell, Whitworth (OH, 5-8, Sr./Sr., Colville, Wash. / N.
Idaho Coll.)
Ka'ipo Rocha, Whitworth (MB, 5-10, Fr./Fr., Pukalani (Maui), Hawaii
/ Seabury Hall)
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Oct 30, 2008
NWC Honors Long-Time SID Jack Sareault
Northwest Conference Honors Jack Sareault
October 30, 2008
TACOMA, Wash. - On Saturday, October 25 Northwest Conference
Commissioner Matt Newman was on hand to honor Jack Sareault during
half time of the Pacific Lutheran vs. Puget Sound football game at
Baker Stadium.
Sareault served as sports information director (SID) for the Northwest Conference for 19 years from 1978-1997, and was instrumental in documenting the league's entire sports history, going all the way back to its founding in 1926.
In recognition of Jack's invaluable work, the Conference Sports Information Director of the Year award has been named in his honor the Jack Sareault Award. The award will be given annually to the top SID in the league, following the great example set by Jack to serve the conference's nine member institutions.
Past Conference Sports Information Directors of the Year include Kelly Bird, Linfield (2007-08), Blake Timm, Pacific (2006-07) and Steve Flegel, Whitworth/Northwest Conference (2005-06).
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Oct 22, 2008
2008-09 NWC Men's Basketball Coaches Poll
| 2008-09 Men's Basketball Coaches Pre-Season Poll: | ||||
| School | (1st) | Pts. | 2007-08 All | 2007-08 NWC |
| Puget Sound (Wash.) | (5) | 80 | 19-7 | 11-5 |
| Whitworth (Wash.) | (3) | 74 | 21-7 | 12-4 |
| Willamette (Ore.) | 55 | 11-15 | 9-7 | |
| Pacific (Ore.) | 50 | 11-14 | 9-7 | |
| Lewis & Clark (Ore.) | 46 | 15-9 | 9-7 | |
| Linfield (Ore.) | 41 | 14-11 | 9-7 | |
| Whitman (Wash.) | (1) | 29 | 5-19 | 1-15 |
| Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) | 26 | 11-13 | 7-9 | |
| George Fox (Ore.) | 13 | 9-16 | 5-11 | |
(First-place votes in parenthesis. Points awarded on 10-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis).
Puget Sound Edges Whitworth in 2008-09 NWC Poll
Spokane, Wash. - Two returning First Team All-Northwest Conference honorees are expected to lead Puget Sound to the 2008-09 men's basketball championship, knocking off two-time defending champion Whitworth in the process.
The Loggers picked up five first place votes and 80 points in the poll. UPS returns four starters, including First Team All-NWC guard Antwan Williams and First Team all-conference forward Jason Foster, from a squad that finished 19-7 last season and 11-5 in the NWC.
Whitworth is second in the poll with three first place votes and 74 points. The Pirates must move forward without 2008 NWC Player of the Year Ryan Symes and First Team All-NWC honoree Colin Willemsen, but will look to Cousy Award nominee Ross Nakamura for leadership.
The next four spots in the poll are filled by teams that shared third place in the final 2008 NWC standings. Willamette, which enjoyed the advantage of the tiebreakers to advance to the NWC playoffs last season, is third in the poll with 55 points. The Bearcats return Second Team All-NWC post Kyler McClary.
Pacific (Ore.) (50 points) is fourth in the poll, just ahead of Lewis & Clark (46). The Boxers welcome back First Team All-NWC guard Gerold Howe, and 2007 All-NWC forward Ross Bartlett, who was injured last season. Lewis & Clark returns senior starters David Berggren (guard) and Tyson Pappenfus (post).
Linfield is sixth in the poll with 41 points. The Wildcats return sophomore center K.C. Wiser, who was the only underclassman to earn either First or Second Team All-NWC honors last season, as part of the Second Team.
Whitman is seventh in the poll (29) points, and picked up the final first place vote. Senior guard Chris Faidley was a Second Team All-NWC choice last season after leading the conference in scoring (22.2 ppg).
Pacific Lutheran is eighth in the poll (26 points). Senior wing Josh Dressler was the second leading scorer in the NWC last season and returns to lead the Lutes.
Ninth place in the poll went to George Fox with 13 points. The Bruins will have to overcome the graduation of First Team All-NWC point guard Brent Satern.
The Northwest Conference will use a conference tournament to decide the automatic (Pool A) bid to the NCAA tournament.
The season officially gets underway on Saturday, November 15th.
Oct 22, 2008
Whitman Narrow Favorite Over Whitworth in Women's Basketball
| 2008-09 Women's Basketball Coaches Pre-Season Poll: | ||||
| School | (1st) | Pts. | 2007-08 All | 2007-08 NWC |
| Whitman (Wash.) | (4) | 73 | 14-11 | 8-8 |
| Whitworth (Wash.) | (3) | 68 | 13-12 | 8-8 |
| Lewis & Clark (Ore.) | (1) | 60 | 14-12 | 10-6 |
| Puget Sound (Wash.) | 56 | 23-5 | 14-2 | |
| George Fox (Ore.) | (1) | 52 | 25-5 | 14-2 |
| Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) | 42 | 14-11 | 7-9 | |
| Linfield (Ore.) | 28 | 12-13 | 5-11 | |
| Pacific (Ore.) | 18 | 4-20 | 3-13 | |
| Willamette (Ore.) | 17 | 5-20 | 3-13 | |
(First-place votes in parenthesis. Points awarded on 10-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis).
Whitman and Whitworth Lead 2008-09 NWC Women's Poll
Spokane, Wash. - A changing of the guard is expected for 2008-09 in Northwest Conference women's basketball, as neither Puget Sound or George Fox - co-champions each of the last two seasons - top this year's coaches poll. Whitman edged Whitworth in the voting.
Whitman picked up four first place votes and 80 points in the poll. The Missionaries tied for fourth in last years standings with Whitworth, but return Second Team All-NWC forward Michelle Krall, along with Jenele Peterson, who earned honorable mention All-NWC recognition as a freshman last winter.
Whitworth is second in the poll with three first place votes and 68 points. The Pirates return First Team All-NWC forward Alida Bower, the only first team honoree returning this season. Honorable mention guard Natalie Orrell also returns for Whitworth.
Lewis & Clark, last season's third place finisher, is third in the poll with 60 points and one first place vote. The Pioneers graduated First Team All-NWC guard Crystal Castle and Second Team All-NWC forward Allison Farr. L&C will look to junior point guard Kim Kittell to lead the way.
Puget Sound (56 points) is fourth in the poll, just ahead of George Fox (52), despite the fact that George Fox picked up the final first place vote. The Both teams lost two First Team All-NWC selections to graduation. For the Loggers it was center Marissa Cain and guard Laura Hirsch, while the Bruins said goodbye to 2008 NWC Player of the Year Katy Campbell and post Melissa Marek-Farris.
Pacific Lutheran is sixth in the poll with 42 points. The Lutes will rely on senior guard Trinity Gibbons, who was honorable mention All-NWC last season, but will miss Second Team All-NWC guard Kyle Haag.
Linfield is seventh in the poll (28 points). The Wildcats graduated their starting back court in honorable mention All-NWC honorees Brihtani Lassiter and Casey Stepan.
Pacific is eighth in the poll (18 points), while Willamette is ninth (17 points). Both must replace their leading scorers from a year ago.
The Northwest Conference will use a conference tournament to decide the automatic (Pool A) bid to the NCAA tournament.
The season officially gets underway on Saturday, November 15th.
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Willamette University's MEET MANAGER 2:44 PM 10/4/2008 Page 1
Willamette Invitational - 10/4/2008
10/4/2008
Results
Event 1 Men 8k Run CC Cardinal
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Bauhs, Scott Chico State 24:06.32 1
2 Burck, Eric Concordia (Ore.) 24:46.33 2
3 Riak, John St. Martin's 24:48.99 3
4 Bright, Landon Pt. Loma Nazarene 24:50.36 4
5 Scanlon, Brendan Chico State 24:57.90 5
6 Romero-Clark, Martin Concordia (Ore.) 25:08.69 6
7 Fairley, Jordan Chico State 25:10.39 7
8 Marquez, Angel Chico State 25:11.42 8
9 Cronrath, Brian Seattle Pacific 25:11.74 9
10 Reynolds, Francis Puget Sound 25:15.12 10
11 Cummings, Charles Concordia (Ore.) 25:17.86 11
12 Whitcomb, Thomas Chico State 25:18.96 12
13 Tuwei, Eric Lewis-Clark 25:20.58 13
14 Gallagher, Nicholas Whitworth 25:22.28 14
15 Price, Josiah St. Martin's 25:23.18 15
16 Ramirez, Adrian Lewis-Clark 25:27.24 16
17 Rogers, Beau Chico State 25:28.51 17
18 Clough, Josh Willamette 25:29.41 18
19 Kreuz, Cameron Southern Oregon 25:30.02 19
20 Rath, Joe Southern Oregon 25:34.61 20
21 Kazuta, Kerry British Columbia 25:35.43 21
22 Hayes, Clinton Chico State 25:36.15 22
23 Langat, Kiprotich College of Idaho 25:37.53 23
24 Wilson, Zeke College of Idaho 25:38.14 24
25 Castillo, Leo Willamette 25:39.88 25
26 Cannon, Tim Chico State 25:43.22
27 Mejia, Manny Chico State 25:43.48
28 Laney, David Southern Oregon 25:43.63 26
29 Sartin, Paul College of Idaho 25:44.64 27
30 Solis, Jesus Humboldt State 25:48.31 28
31 Campos, Alan Chico State 25:49.90
32 Monteleone, Anthony Southern Oregon 25:50.33 29
33 Rakestraw, Brian Evergreen St. 25:50.85 30
34 Escobedo, Isaias Chico State 25:52.39
35 Fisher, Shawn Linfield 25:57.19 31
36 Huey, Sean Lewis-Clark 25:58.61 32
37 Gelfi, Ryan Southern Oregon 25:59.39 33
38 Sharp, Alex Chico State 26:00.21
39 Starner, Cam Eastern Oregon 26:01.44 34
40 Sylvester, Andrew Humboldt State 26:02.35 35
41 Williams, Geoff College of Idaho 26:02.36 36
42 Caseria, Dusty Whitworth 26:02.74 37
43 McConnell, Chris Lewis-Clark 26:03.27 38
44 Alvidrez, Ruben Chico State 26:03.33
45 Meis, Chad Seattle Pacific 26:03.42 39
46 Dickman, Karl Lewis & Clark 26:04.97 40
47 Rotunda, Grant Westminster (Utah) 26:05.10
48 Chow, Bryan C.M.S. 26:05.70 41
49 Jenkins, Aaron Whitworth 26:06.13 42
50 Malain, Eric Humboldt State 26:06.76 43
51 Van Santen, Kyle St. Martin's 26:07.50 44
52 Graves, Jonathan Warner Pacific 26:08.24 45
53 Lawrence, Yancey Lewis & Clark 26:08.47 46
54 Linen, Josh Chico State 26:08.73
55 Wilson, Jeffrey Chico State 26:09.25
56 Scheulen, Florian C.M.S. 26:11.05 47
57 Sopel, Mickael Lewis-Clark 26:11.73 48
58 Carman, Jeff Lewis & Clark 26:11.97 49
59 Grever, Chris Concordia (Ore.) 26:13.72 50
60 Redfield, Stefan Willamette 26:16.79 51
61 Ayers, Dillon C.M.S. 26:18.91 52
62 MacNeil, William Pt. Loma Nazarene 26:19.74 53
63 Kelly, Matt Whitman 26:19.84 54
64 Straube, Kramer C.M.S. 26:20.64 55
65 Bonica, Andrew Puget Sound 26:22.46 56
66 Burk, JJ College of Idaho 26:22.90 57
67 McLaughlin, Ryan Willamette 26:23.58 58
68 Gurney, Chris C.M.S. 26:24.78 59
69 Wagman, Josh Northwest Nazarene 26:27.09 60
70 Bofa, Emmanuel Whitworth 26:27.15 61
71 Jimenez, Julio Chico State 26:27.48
72 Parker, Matt Willamette 26:27.96 62
73 Kilroy, Steve Humboldt State 26:27.97 63
74 Shipley, Adrian Pacific (Ore.) 26:28.78 64
75 Matz, Ryan Southern Oregon 26:29.11 65
76 Gage, Scott Linfield 26:29.24 66
77 Rebol, Nick Willamette 26:31.66 67
78 Dudley, Tyler Whitworth 26:32.78 68
79 Mutai, Ezra Simpson (Cal.) 26:33.50 69
80 Thistlewood, Ben British Columbia 26:35.40 70
81 Kosky, Henry Simpson (Cal.) 26:36.58 71
82 Smith, Jordan British Columbia 26:36.77 72
83 Donovan, Ben Willamette 26:36.93 74
83 Johnsen, Terry Eastern Oregon 26:36.93 73
85 Shakalia, Karim Warner Pacific 26:37.59 75
86 Daroff, D Jamie Whitworth 26:37.79 76
87 Sorenson, Ryan Southern Oregon 26:38.37 77
88 Jackson, Kyle Willamette 26:38.43
89 DiMeo, Danny Chico State 26:39.49
90 Hunt, Spencer St. Martin's 26:40.11 78
91 Platano, Chris Willamette 26:40.33
92 Roberts, John Lewis & Clark 26:40.34 79
93 Patterson, Chris Southern Oregon 26:40.69
94 Phillips, John Pacific Lutheran 26:40.71 80
95 Miller, Jake Lewis-Clark 26:41.00 81
96 Huff, Austin Humboldt State 26:43.92 82
97 Forsyth, Jeff Whitworth 26:45.05 83
98 Goold, Alex College of Idaho 26:47.37 84
99 Kurtis, Matt C.M.S. 26:47.80 85
100 Eldridge, Grant Lewis-Clark 26:48.26 86
101 Smith, Nathan Willamette 26:49.24
102 Stewart, Kyle C.M.S. 26:49.71 87
103 Lance, Jordan Seattle Pacific 26:49.72 88
104 Kear, Casey Pt. Loma Nazarene 26:52.55 89
105 Jimenez, Alex Willamette 26:55.12
106 Kniep, Cory College of Idaho 26:55.74 90
107 Tobiason, Mike College of Idaho 26:56.27
108 Jones, Eric Evergreen St. 26:56.52 91
109 Lagerstrom, Eric Cascade College 26:57.01 92
110 McIsaac, Chris Linfield 26:57.13 93
111 Steier, Lars Lewis & Clark 26:58.77 94
112 Lagrimanta, Frank Lewis-Clark 26:59.07
113 goins, caleb Corban 26:59.19 95
114 Bernard, Jason Corban 27:00.40 96
115 Donovan, Joe Willamette 27:00.45
116 Roudebush, Levi Southern Oregon 27:00.59
117 Quintana, Carlos Eastern Oregon 27:01.08 97
118 Hennessey, Sam Whitman 27:01.57 98
119 Friesen, Daniel Seattle Pacific 27:01.92 99
120 Baldridge, Jesse Puget Sound 27:02.46 100
121 Gonzalez, Humberto Humboldt State 27:02.67 101
122 Zitzer, Dylan Concordia (Ore.) 27:03.10 102
123 Easter, Neil Northwest Nazarene 27:03.52 103
124 Kopczynski, Brian C.M.S. 27:04.00
125 Littman, Nick Whitman 27:04.34 104
126 Kurtis, Alex C.M.S. 27:06.20
127 Paine, Daniel Evergreen St. 27:07.21 105
128 Baker, Ben Oregon Tech 27:08.51 106
129 Jones, Brant Pt. Loma Nazarene 27:08.72 107
130 Burrus, Josh Concordia (Ore.) 27:09.58 108
131 Brown, Jessy Concordia (Ore.) 27:09.96 109
132 Polley, Shane Whitworth 27:12.53
133 Lactaoen, Derek Humboldt State 27:12.89 110
134 Davis, Tyler Linfield 27:14.72 111
135 Hamilton, Andrew Seattle Pacific 27:15.15 112
136 Robison, Samuel Northwest Christian 27:15.22 113
137 LeDonne, Richie Lewis & Clark 27:18.62 114
138 Humberston, Kory Oregon Tech 27:20.16 115
139 Ware, Jordan George Fox 27:20.70 116
140 Towery, Jason Northwest Nazarene 27:21.94 117
141 Weinbender, Eric Linfield 27:22.02 118
142 Dunbar, Miles Chico State 27:22.45
143 Davis, Mark Whitworth 27:23.27
144 Peterson, Shaun Humboldt State 27:23.28
145 Bell, Ian Whitman 27:23.69 119
146 Wall, Casey Puget Sound 27:23.84 120
147 Morales, Fernando Eastern Oregon 27:25.02 121
148 Snell, Ben Corban 27:26.53 122
149 Luecke, Daniel Whitman 27:27.29 123
150 Stephens-Whale, Shaun British Columbia 27:28.44 124
151 Cameron, Eric British Columbia 27:28.69 125
152 Hunt, Theo British Columbia 27:28.80 126
153 Dalton, Jon Lewis-Clark 27:29.60
154 Cobb, Josh Eastern Oregon 27:31.18 127
155 Hamilton, Daniel Seattle Pacific 27:32.82 128
156 Benitez, Orlando Pt. Loma Nazarene 27:33.10 129
157 Roy, Jeff Eastern Oregon 27:34.76 130
158 Dinolov, Georgi C.M.S. 27:35.27
159 Abalakow, Dennis British Columbia 27:37.04 131
160 Maynard, Jordan British Columbia 27:38.12
161 cook, kevin Corban 27:39.49 132
162 Garcia, Julio Cascade College 27:39.66 133
163 Andrascik, Sean Pacific Lutheran 27:39.74 134
164 Gipner, Joey Oregon Tech 27:40.13 135
165 Reynolds, Caleb Northwest Nazarene 27:40.33 136
166 O'Leary, Colin Willamette 27:40.41
167 Bean, Erik British Columbia 27:40.86
168 Higgins, Brad George Fox 27:40.89 137
169 Anderson, Arian Linfield 27:42.32 138
170 Kennedy, Aidan British Columbia 27:42.61
171 Schmidt, Andrew Cascade College 27:43.16 139
172 Kundert, Brandon Northwest Christian 27:45.86 140
173 Reid, Curtis Whitman 27:46.14 141
174 Fox, Randy Oregon Tech 27:46.70 142
175 McDuff, Daniel Lewis & Clark 27:48.12 143
176 Berman, David Lewis & Clark 27:48.62
177 Backman, Beau Western Oregon 27:48.81
178 beeson, brian Corban 27:49.74 144
179 Dunffee, Evan British Columbia 27:50.88
180 Callow, John Whitman 27:51.10 145
181 Fikak, Yonas Whitman 27:51.25
182 Hetrick, Luke Northwest Nazarene 27:52.60 146
183 LaPlant, Nick Humboldt State 27:53.73
184 Heath, Zach Eastern Oregon 27:55.22 147
185 Eberhart, Cameron George Fox 27:55.29 148
186 Hetrick, Hank Northwest Nazarene 27:55.39 149
187 Hole, Nigel British Columbia 27:58.27
188 Johnson, Eric C.M.S. 27:58.28
189 Kratzer, Josh Central Washington 27:58.63 150
190 Caffrey, Noah St. Martin's 27:58.72 151
191 Hargrove, Wes Central Washington 28:00.38 152
192 Cassel, Allen George Fox 28:00.46 153
193 Butler, Cameron Puget Sound 28:02.32 154
194 Evans, Alex Whitworth 28:04.16
195 Sleight, Nathanael Seattle Pacific 28:05.41 155
196 Williams, Josh College of Idaho 28:05.89
197 Steiner-Bailey, Kael Southern Oregon 28:06.96
198 Reese, Nathan Western Oregon 28:07.37
199 Smith, Matthew Concordia (Ore.) 28:07.99
200 Bras, Orion Pacific Lutheran 28:08.38 156
201 Martin, Alex Pacific Lutheran 28:09.35 157
202 Love, Taylor Pt. Loma Nazarene 28:10.60 158
203 Harvey, Nick St. Martin's 28:10.85 159
204 Hernandez, Seth Oregon Tech 28:10.96 160
205 Imamoto, Jason Humboldt State 28:14.16
206 Crystal, Alex Northwest Nazarene 28:15.63 161
207 Rich, Robert Northwest Christian 28:16.28 162
208 Riccomini, Greg Pt. Loma Nazarene 28:17.64 163
209 Wanta, Michael Eastern Oregon 28:19.50
210 Stewart, Collin Whitworth 28:23.15
211 Power, Scott Central Washington 28:23.37 164
212 Lockard, Curt Warner Pacific 28:29.22 165
213 hardruth, jason Corban 28:30.70 166
214 McKay, Tom Seattle Pacific 28:36.48
215 Heskett, Zach Pacific Lutheran 28:38.34 167
216 Barleen, Cameron Southern Oregon 28:40.47
217 Ricci, Nash College of Idaho 28:41.42
218 Reid, Terrence Whitman 28:41.77
219 Merioles, Josh Northwest Nazarene 28:42.20
220 Evans, Dan C.M.S. 28:42.44
221 Rosales, Oliver College of Idaho 28:43.64
222 DeSimmone, Greg Northwest Nazarene 28:44.17
223 Miller, Shawn Warner Pacific 28:44.76 168
224 Ward, Matt British Columbia 28:45.04
225 McDonald, John Central Washington 28:45.22 169
226 Jankowski, Theo British Columbia 28:48.79
227 Gould, Elliot College of Idaho 28:49.13
228 Hurd, Blake Humboldt State 28:50.45
229 Miller, Shaun Oregon Tech 28:50.94 170
230 Traughber, Garrett College of Idaho 28:52.23
231 Howard, Caleb Oregon Tech 28:53.46 171
232 Rockwell, Liam Evergreen St. 28:53.57 172
233 McCluskie, Shane British Columbia 28:53.76
234 Taylor, Dylan Pacific (Ore.) 28:59.67 173
235 Battaglia, Lucian Linfield 29:02.30 174
236 Martin, Darin Evergreen St. 29:02.71 175
237 Martin, Austin Pacific Lutheran 29:03.72 176
238 Erickson, Ryan George Fox 29:06.27 177
239 Rawson, Nicholas Whitworth 29:07.10
240 coriano, kevin Corban 29:10.98 178
241 Nishimura, Casey Pacific (Ore.) 29:11.75 179
242 Grabman, Bart Willamette 29:13.10
243 Manoogian-O'Dell, Brin Willamette 29:13.71
244 Bush, Greg College of Idaho 29:16.14
245 Bell, Jason Northwest Christian 29:18.55 180
246 Price, Michael Humboldt State 29:21.69
247 Hatch, Rich College of Idaho 29:23.12
248 schloemer, jeffery Corban 29:27.85
249 Croteau, Chris Central Washington 29:28.33 181
250 Shryock, Sam Linfield 29:29.85
251 Boyer, Brendan Whitman 29:29.97
252 Sweet, Scott Lewis-Clark 29:36.52
253 Cushman, John Pacific (Ore.) 29:43.16 182
254 Fink, Dennis Warner Pacific 29:47.28 183
255 Mamo, Ephrem Warner Pacific 29:47.31 184
256 Graham, Patrick Puget Sound 29:56.17 185
257 VanSlyke, Alex Linfield 29:57.45
258 Teshima, Daniel Puget Sound 29:58.91 186
259 Fisher, Jake Cascade College 30:01.48 187
260 Dieu, Levi Northwest Christian 30:02.61 188
261 Snowden, Robert Puget Sound 30:03.89
262 Aguayo, Erick Whitman 30:05.05
263 Soulier, Jonathan Whitworth 30:09.17
264 Carpenter, Andrew Linfield 30:22.57
265 Kendall, Cody Oregon Tech 30:23.53
266 Aucoin, Cody Northwest Christian 30:28.35 189
267 Kearl, Clayton Lewis-Clark 30:36.33
268 Small, Zach Puget Sound 30:40.06
269 baker, josh Corban 30:42.04
270 Fitzer, Fritz Lewis & Clark 30:44.49
271 O'Brian, Sean Oregon Tech 30:45.37
272 Gillies, Thomas Northwest Christian 30:49.95 190
273 Bradley, Ben Cascade College 30:51.16 191
274 Lewis, Mike Northwest Nazarene 30:54.65
275 Lara, Ryan Evergreen St. 30:57.28 192
276 Barth, Justin Pacific Lutheran 31:02.96 193
277 Smith, Seth Whitman 31:04.61
278 Aiken, Jason Warner Pacific 31:07.02 194
279 Baskett, Bobby Cascade College 31:14.80 195
280 Picadura, Blake Pacific (Ore.) 31:31.11 196
281 Denesen, Brad Pacific Lutheran 32:09.94
282 Pace, Nicholas Evergreen St. 32:21.71 197
283 Waugh, Darrack Oregon Tech 32:32.76
284 Wheeler, Joe Whitman 32:43.77
285 McBeth, Stephen Pacific Lutheran 32:52.82
286 Dingman, Cory Pacific (Ore.) 32:57.42 198
287 Barr, Clinton St. Martin's 33:06.17 199
288 Johnson, Chris Evergreen St. 33:10.34
289 Smith, Ben Simpson (Cal.) 33:17.34 200
290 Bonomi, David Westminster (Utah) 33:28.12
291 Wenz, Daniel College of Idaho 33:29.58
292 Eggert, Kyle Oregon Tech 33:43.18
293 Board, Daniel Simpson (Cal.) 33:43.30 201
294 Jones, Chandler Westminster (Utah) 34:10.49
295 Kinnamount, James Simpson (Cal.) 34:17.64 202
296 Suazo, Jacob St. Martin's 34:29.46
297 Denney, Logan Simpson (Cal.) 35:50.61 203
298 shields, cory Corban 36:05.07
299 Young, Ben Westminster (Utah) 36:10.49
300 Jacobson, Samuel Oregon Tech 38:57.27
301 Harman, Josh Warner Pacific 45:23.89
Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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Finals
1 Chico State 33 1 5 7 8 12 17 22
Total Time: 2:04:44.99
Average: 24:57.00
2 Southern Oregon 127 19 20 26 29 33 65 77
Total Time: 2:08:37.98
Average: 25:43.60
3 Lewis-Clark 147 13 16 32 38 48 81 86
Total Time: 2:09:01.43
Average: 25:48.29
4 College of Idaho 167 23 24 27 36 57 84 90
Total Time: 2:09:25.57
Average: 25:53.12
5 Concordia (Ore.) 171 2 6 11 50 102 108 109
Total Time: 2:08:29.70
Average: 25:41.94
6 Willamette 214 18 25 51 58 62 67 74
Total Time: 2:10:17.62
Average: 26:03.53
7 Whitworth 222 14 37 42 61 68 76 83
Total Time: 2:10:31.08
Average: 26:06.22
8 Humboldt State 251 28 35 43 63 82 101 110
Total Time: 2:11:09.31
Average: 26:13.87
9 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 254 41 47 52 55 59 85 87
Total Time: 2:11:21.08
Average: 26:16.22
10 St. Martin's 291 3 15 44 78 151 159 199
Total Time: 2:10:58.50
Average: 26:11.70
11 Lewis & Clark 308 40 46 49 79 94 114 143
Total Time: 2:12:04.52
Average: 26:24.91
12 Seattle Pacific 347 9 39 88 99 112 128 155
Total Time: 2:12:21.95
Average: 26:28.39
13 Pt. Loma Nazarene 382 4 53 89 107 129 158 163
Total Time: 2:12:44.47
Average: 26:32.90
14 British Columbia 412 21 70 72 124 125 126 131
Total Time: 2:13:44.73
Average: 26:44.95
15 Linfield 419 31 66 93 111 118 138 174
Total Time: 2:14:00.30
Average: 26:48.06
16 Puget Sound 440 10 56 100 120 154 185 186
Total Time: 2:14:06.20
Average: 26:49.24
17 Eastern Oregon 452 34 73 97 121 127 130 147
Total Time: 2:14:35.65
Average: 26:55.13
18 Whitman 498 54 98 104 119 123 141 145
Total Time: 2:15:16.73
Average: 27:03.35
19 Northwest Nazarene 562 60 103 117 136 146 149 161
Total Time: 2:16:25.48
Average: 27:17.10
20 Evergreen St. 573 30 91 105 172 175 192 197
Total Time: 2:17:50.86
Average: 27:34.18
21 Corban 589 95 96 122 132 144 166 178
Total Time: 2:16:55.36
Average: 27:23.07
22 Warner Pacific 636 45 75 165 168 183 184 194
Total Time: 2:19:47.09
Average: 27:57.42
23 Oregon Tech 658 106 115 135 142 160 170 171
Total Time: 2:18:06.46
Average: 27:37.30
24 Pacific Lutheran 694 80 134 156 157 167 176 193
Total Time: 2:19:16.53
Average: 27:51.31
25 George Fox 731 116 137 148 153 177
Total Time: 2:20:03.61
Average: 28:00.73
26 Cascade College 742 92 133 139 187 191 195
Total Time: 2:23:12.47
Average: 28:38.50
27 Simpson (Cal.) 743 69 71 200 201 202 203
Total Time: 2:34:28.36
Average: 30:53.68
28 Northwest Christian 783 113 140 162 180 188 189 190
Total Time: 2:22:38.53
Average: 28:31.71
29 Pacific (Ore.) 794 64 173 179 182 196 198
Total Time: 2:25:54.48
Average: 29:10.90
30 Central Washington 816 150 152 164 169 181
Total Time: 2:22:35.93
Average: 28:31.19
Event 2 Women 5k Run CC Cardinal
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Coffman, Maddie Willamette 17:37.53 1
2 Murphy, Mikayla UC Santa Cruz 17:41.46 2
3 Winger, Jena Willamette 17:55.80 3
4 Helm, Stephanie College of Idaho 17:56.38 4
5 Tyler, Tori Chico State 17:57.60 5
6 Owens, Kelsey Pacific (Ore.) 17:59.20 6
7 Klimek, Marci Linfield 18:05.26 7
8 Gray, Alia Chico State 18:09.35 8
9 Reeve, Sabrina British Columbia 18:11.26 9
10 Lubieniecki, Kara Chico State 18:11.75 10
11 McVanell, Shannon Chico State 18:12.19 11
12 Puga, Ashley Northwest Nazarene 18:17.90 12
13 Ross, Evelyn C.M.S. 18:23.94 13
14 Mullen, Marcie Central Washington 18:26.30 14
15 Carleton, Tamma Lewis & Clark 18:30.76 15
16 Dillard, Hannah Chico State 18:35.43 16
17 Rigby, Julia C.M.S. 18:36.02 17
18 Moller, Carli Corban 18:40.16 18
19 Bosch, Marcella Eastern Oregon 18:40.63 19
20 Misterek, Dana Whitworth 18:40.84 20
21 Colis, Yasmeen Whitman 18:40.90 21
22 Puga, Jaclyn Northwest Nazarene 18:43.48 22
23 Shuel, Stephanie Lewis-Clark 18:44.73 23
24 Kelsey, Emma Puget Sound 18:46.48 24
25 Joyce, Colleen Chico State 18:47.01 25
26 Kunz, Katie Pt. Loma Nazarene 18:47.43 26
27 Michels, Linsie Concordia (Ore.) 18:48.32 27
28 Rich, Shannon Chico State 18:48.52 28
29 Astle, Kyli Lewis-Clark 18:48.64 29
30 Mayer, Jo E Whitworth 18:49.27 30
31 McCune, Sara Whitman 18:50.43 31
32 Minton, Joscelyn St. Martin's 18:51.29 32
33 Silva, Kayla Chico State 18:51.80
34 Akeroyd, Nicole British Columbia 18:52.93 33
35 Hendricks, Carina UC Santa Cruz 18:53.45 34
36 Consiglio, Stephanie Chico State 18:53.88
37 Nelson, Jessica Chico State 18:54.04
38 Scheese, Andria Concordia (Ore.) 18:54.57 35
39 Ballinger, Kristen Whitman 18:54.63 36
40 Moyer, Megan Pt. Loma Nazarene 18:54.76 37
41 Rolland, Megan Humboldt State 18:55.55 38
42 Szybura, Lindsay Lewis-Clark 18:56.83 39
43 Palmer, Hannah Lewis & Clark 18:59.68 40
44 Miller, Maggie College of Idaho 19:01.15 41
45 Cunningham, Jenna Whitworth 19:05.54 42
46 Laweryson, Annie St. Martin's 19:09.27 43
47 Manley, Elise Pt. Loma Nazarene 19:11.16 44
48 Decker, Elisa Northwest Nazarene 19:14.04 45
49 Farish, Catharine British Columbia 19:16.65 46
50 Casillas, Ana Evergreen St. 19:16.99 47
51 Croall, Kelsey Lewis & Clark 19:18.43 48
52 Palmer, Amanda Lewis-Clark 19:19.45 49
53 Palm-Loevslett, Katja Lewis-Clark 19:21.19 50
54 Corcorran, Michela Whitman 19:21.85 51
55 Hildebrand, Kaitlin Whitworth 19:22.14 52
56 Varland, Chantel College of Idaho 19:24.62 53
57 McGregor, Kristen Pt. Loma Nazarene 19:26.35 54
58 Cain, Jenny UC Santa Cruz 19:26.71 55
59 Humphreys, Jamie Chico State 19:26.88
60 Moran, Lauren Concordia (Ore.) 19:27.02 56
61 Harrington, Tayler Lewis-Clark 19:29.23 57
62 Venner, Alexandra British Columbia 19:29.98 58
63 Sparks, Stephanie College of Idaho 19:31.81 59
64 Scott, Ashley C.M.S. 19:32.24 60
65 Rueschenberg, Allysa C.M.S. 19:33.22 61
66 Theobold, Amanda Westminster (Utah) 19:33.36 62
67 Novak, Rachel Oregon Tech 19:33.37 63
68 McLean, Lacey C.M.S. 19:33.43 64
69 Martin, Rachael C.M.S. 19:33.83 65
70 Uhlig, Emily Evergreen St. 19:34.80 66
71 Lewis, Molly Willamette 19:35.34 67
72 Mullen, Annie Evergreen St. 19:35.69 68
73 Corcorran, Frances Linfield 19:36.40 69
74 Garel, Ali Puget Sound 19:37.09 70
75 Randall, Madison Lewis-Clark 19:38.22 71
76 Smith, Kitty Lewis & Clark 19:39.64 72
77 welling, courtney Corban 19:41.00 73
78 Vietmeier, Hannah Willamette 19:41.26 74
79 Flores, Alyssa Chico State 19:41.98
80 Jones, Kayloni College of Idaho 19:42.22 75
81 Levy, Sara Whitman 19:42.37 76
82 Smith, Kristine College of Idaho 19:42.39 77
83 Patel, Tina Willamette 19:42.58 78
84 Ozuna, Genieva Pt. Loma Nazarene 19:42.96 79
85 Peterson, Britta Evergreen St. 19:43.17 80
86 Morehouse, Emily Whitworth 19:43.28 81
87 Sinicrope, Amber Oregon Tech 19:43.29 82
88 Everetts, Janelle Cascade College 19:43.61 83
89 Walker, Hayley Puget Sound 19:43.82 84
90 Snawder, Erica Western Oregon 19:44.06
91 Graham, Irene Humboldt State 19:44.18 85
92 Nowel, Clare Humboldt State 19:44.38 86
93 Carlson, Karissa Evergreen St. 19:45.22 87
94 Brieno, Jessica Chico State 19:46.07
95 Garcia, Amanda Humboldt State 19:47.09 88
96 Imlach, Brittany British Columbia 19:47.29 89
97 hague, jennifer Corban 19:47.32 90
98 Gulsvig, Jessie Lewis-Clark 19:48.96
99 Evans, Nelly Linfield 19:49.17 91
100 Williams, Kathryn Whitworth 19:49.41 92
101 Harteloo, Michelle Linfield 19:49.65 93
102 Barbour, Sheree Lewis-Clark 19:49.91
103 Strong, Jenny British Columbia 19:49.93 94
104 Reynolds, Jennifer Pt. Loma Nazarene 19:50.96 95
105 Manzo, Silvia Humboldt State 19:51.17 96
106 Johnson, Erica Pacific Lutheran 19:51.29 97
107 Reed, Abby George Fox 19:51.62
108 Oberst, Megan Northwest Nazarene 19:52.23 98
109 O'Moore, Heather Whitman 19:52.81 99
110 Wrightman, Sara Whitworth 19:53.13 100
111 Tollefson, Phoebe Willamette 19:54.37 101
112 Nano, Anne-Mari British Columbia 19:55.31 102
113 Shields, Kelsey UC Santa Cruz 19:55.46 103
114 Gonzalez, Ciara Willamette 19:57.10 104
115 Keudell, Brooke Linfield 19:57.26 105
116 Everetts, Megan Cascade College 19:57.92 106
117 Rojas, Francis Lewis-Clark 19:58.24
118 Rendahl, Ashley Northwest Nazarene 19:59.29 107
119 Horning, Megan Willamette 19:59.43
120 Miller, Lexie Pacific Lutheran 19:59.57 108
121 Nordestgaard, Ida C.M.S. 19:59.98 109
122 Clapp, Katie Eastern Oregon 20:00.20 110
123 Garton, Kelly C.M.S. 20:00.33
124 Sholes, Sarah C.M.S. 20:00.71
125 Dornfeld, Erika Pacific Lutheran 20:00.95 111
126 Greene, Kaitlin Willamette 20:01.06
127 DeBoer, Shannon Northwest Nazarene 20:01.13 112
128 Hescock, Stephanie Northwest Christian 20:01.18
129 Hilles, Emery C.M.S. 20:01.35
130 ghavami, al Corban 20:01.72 113
131 Goodrich, Gillian Whitworth 20:02.41
132 McManus, Maggie UC Santa Cruz 20:02.82 114
133 Innes, Corinne Lewis & Clark 20:03.72 115
134 Saunders, Jayne College of Idaho 20:04.17 116
135 Klauder, Jasmine Linfield 20:06.48 117
136 Bergesen, Brooke Chico State 20:06.66
137 Ho, Helen Westminster (Utah) 20:07.17 118
138 Melrose, Stephanie Whitworth 20:07.45
139 Camden, Helen St. Martin's 20:07.61 119
140 Basham, Amanda Pacific (Ore.) 20:07.89 120
141 Barnard, Lauren Pacific (Ore.) 20:08.57 121
142 Afman, Angie Pt. Loma Nazarene 20:09.04 122
143 Farley, Jennifer Whitman 20:09.33 123
144 Carlson, Krinda St. Martin's 20:09.49 124
145 Sundvall, Jamie Northwest Nazarene 20:10.87 125
146 Spartas, Elizabeth Willamette 20:11.57
147 Dahlgren, Tess Humboldt State 20:13.25 126
148 Lakehomer, Hannah C.M.S. 20:14.71
149 Stiers, Hailey UC Santa Cruz 20:16.04 127
150 Bautista, Rosa Lewis-Clark 20:16.52
151 McSweeney, Sarah Willamette 20:17.56
152 Juveland, Kristen Southern Oregon 20:20.97
153 Peterson, Kira Whitman 20:21.50
154 Lambdin, Anna Oregon Tech 20:21.92 128
155 Robert, Samantha Concordia (Ore.) 20:21.93 129
156 Thomas, Lindsey Linfield 20:23.64 130
157 Robinson, Mariah British Columbia 20:25.81
158 Swanson, Riley Northwest Christian 20:26.06
159 renfro, amy Corban 20:26.10 131
160 Beesley, Danielle Northwest Nazarene 20:26.65
161 White, Kirsten Lewis-Clark 20:27.86
162 Harvey, Lauren Chico State 20:28.76
163 Troutner, Tegan College of Idaho 20:30.09
164 Arch, Brittany Northwest Christian 20:30.12
165 Foster, Ondi Chico State 20:30.66
166 Garcilazo, Alma Eastern Oregon 20:31.01 132
167 Rodriquez, Emily Whitman 20:32.35
168 Peaden, Shanna Linfield 20:33.13
169 Smith, Tamika Puget Sound 20:33.38 133
170 Wuest, Mary Pacific Lutheran 20:33.98 134
171 Park, Rachael Lewis-Clark 20:34.24
172 Evans, Nika Puget Sound 20:34.36 135
173 Gray, Kaitlyn British Columbia 20:35.20
174 Young, Whitlee Lewis-Clark 20:37.23
175 Reardon, Miriam Northwest Nazarene 20:38.72
176 Mendoza, Adriana Central Washington 20:40.55 136
177 Bell, Adrienne UC Santa Cruz 20:41.97 137
178 Clift, Justine British Columbia 20:43.36
179 McMillan, Amanda Oregon Tech 20:45.12 138
180 Pesanti, Maggie Concordia (Ore.) 20:45.33 139
181 Spinks, Rosie UC Santa Cruz 20:47.77
182 Bandor, Alyssa Pt. Loma Nazarene 20:48.18
183 Rice, Nori British Columbia 20:48.83
184 Larssen, Bev British Columbia 20:49.37
185 Casarez, Melissa Pt. Loma Nazarene 20:49.55
186 Borunda, Alex Central Washington 20:50.21 140
187 Adams, Rebecca Puget Sound 20:50.51 141
188 Hampton, Casey Lewis-Clark 20:50.56
189 zanon, becca Corban 20:51.37 142
190 Oleksa, Alayna Lewis & Clark 20:51.57 143
191 Smith, Statia Oregon Tech 20:53.73 144
192 Garringer, Katie Simpson (Cal.) 20:53.83 145
193 Venable, Sally Willamette 20:54.83
194 VanSteenberghe, Mary George Fox 20:55.02
195 Hicks, Ericka Cascade College 20:55.43 146
196 Miller, Ashley College of Idaho 20:55.94
197 Clancy, Amanda Pacific Lutheran 21:00.16 147
198 Hazlehurst, Mamie Puget Sound 21:00.60 148
199 Nicovich, Sylvia Humboldt State 21:04.61 149
200 Annas, Katie Warner Pacific 21:04.99 150
201 Browning, Katie Pt. Loma Nazarene 21:06.46
202 Wasson, Kei Eastern Oregon 21:07.15 151
203 Singleton, Courtney Pt. Loma Nazarene 21:07.36
204 Deutsch, Breanna C.M.S. 21:10.70
205 Peaden, Brooke Puget Sound 21:11.37
206 George, Gretchen Linfield 21:14.16
207 Nelson, Whitney Pacific (Ore.) 21:14.43 152
208 strasser, alethea Corban 21:14.75 153
209 Porter-Smith, Andrea Lewis & Clark 21:16.13 154
210 Janssen, Kyle Eastern Oregon 21:16.46 155
211 Gogert, Corrine Pacific Lutheran 21:17.02 156
212 Kroencke, Rachel Lewis & Clark 21:17.90
213 Chory, Kayla Whitman 21:18.47
214 Ford, Rebecca Pacific Lutheran 21:22.51 157
215 Kreft, Kelsey Central Washington 21:22.52 158
216 Young, Jen Northwest Nazarene 21:23.14
217 Momany, Chelsea Whitman 21:23.93
218 Pecha, Kaitlynn St. Martin's 21:24.36 159
219 Peters, Elizabeth College of Idaho 21:26.18
220 Strutz, Bethany George Fox 21:26.51
221 Attwood, Candace Pacific Lutheran 21:27.41
222 Mouat, Lauren Puget Sound 21:27.74
223 Olson, Jenna Concordia (Ore.) 21:29.29 160
224 Lopez, Tavia College of Idaho 21:30.15
225 Pogue, Alex Whitman 21:30.39
226 Olsen, Chelsea Lewis & Clark 21:31.36
227 Rajala, Amelia British Columbia 21:31.79
228 Campbell, Raven Lewis & Clark 21:36.84
229 O'Rielly, Rachel Eastern Oregon 21:38.03 161
230 Kawana, Melissa Willamette 21:39.14
231 Macias, Leslie Cascade College 21:39.67 162
232 Schmid, Brianna St. Martin's 21:40.40 163
233 Monahan, Cathy Willamette 21:40.52
234 Courtain, Sam Lewis & Clark 21:40.91
235 Bakeman, Mary Central Washington 21:41.20 164
236 Larkin, Erin Puget Sound 21:43.85
237 Valera, Amanda Central Washington 21:45.27 165
238 Hoppe, Janessa Oregon Tech 21:49.12 166
239 Garringer, Lynette Simpson (Cal.) 21:53.39 167
240 Mullins, Jennifer Lewis & Clark 21:56.05
241 Robinson, Olivia Pt. Loma Nazarene 21:57.48
242 Patterson, Rachel Whitman 21:58.66
243 Baynes, Emily Northwest Christian 21:59.21
244 O' Rielly, Ariel Eastern Oregon 22:02.83 168
245 Riehl, Whitney Southern Oregon 22:05.31
246 Dunn, Brittney Warner Pacific 22:06.15 169
247 Wade, Lila Lewis & Clark 22:07.47
248 Winkle, Kayla Warner Pacific 22:08.03 170
249 Engle, Mara Willamette 22:08.13
250 Rosenfeld, Claire Evergreen St. 22:08.98 171
251 Walruff, Savannah Concordia (Ore.) 22:09.10 172
252 Blakney, Rebekah Pacific Lutheran 22:13.27
253 Ceronsky, Kate Whitman 22:16.08
254 Allen, Risa Pacific (Ore.) 22:18.68 173
255 Martin, Sarah Westminster (Utah) 22:20.12 174
256 Morman, Ashley Northwest Nazarene 22:20.98
257 Leo, Diann Evergreen St. 22:21.13 175
258 Hoy, Natalie Simpson (Cal.) 22:21.58 176
259 Cresien, Alyson Linfield 22:21.92
260 Kuschel, Jill Pacific Lutheran 22:25.03
261 Watson, Nikki College of Idaho 22:25.72
262 Delwiche, Kristen Puget Sound 22:26.08
263 Shangraw, Sarah Puget Sound 22:27.24
264 Anber, Kelsi Oregon Tech 22:27.52 177
265 English, Kalyn Oregon Tech 22:29.26
266 Mansfield, Megan Humboldt State 22:34.61
267 Hope, Alyssa Simpson (Cal.) 22:35.29 178
268 Thomas, Laura Puget Sound 22:39.45
269 Barrett, Lori Oregon Tech 22:51.11
270 McLaughlin, Heather Concordia (Ore.) 22:51.67
271 Falk, Hayley Whitman 23:04.81
272 Ohaus, Hannelore Whitman 23:08.44
273 Baker, Emily Evergreen St. 23:14.86
274 Hayes, Ashley College of Idaho 23:26.76
275 Rederberg, Amelia Simpson (Cal.) 23:44.59 179
276 Hophan, Michelle Warner Pacific 23:49.26 180
277 Sherrick, Jena College of Idaho 23:57.52
278 Hamilton, Joelle Westminster (Utah) 24:34.72 181
279 Valladeres, Jackelyn Humboldt State 24:42.76
280 Ho, Kathy Westminster (Utah) 24:47.87 182
281 Velasco, Jessica Cascade College 25:07.90 183
282 Coleman, Evelyn Evergreen St. 25:07.98
283 Fowler, Natalie Whitman 25:21.11
284 Holstrom, Elisabeth Warner Pacific 25:24.14 184
285 Farah, Lindsey Evergreen St. 25:25.34
286 Doney, Joy Warner Pacific 25:29.69 185
287 Daily, Robin Simpson (Cal.) 26:15.64 186
288 Estrella, Krystal Warner Pacific 27:29.54 187
Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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Finals
1 Chico State 50 5 8 10 11 16 25 28
Total Time: 1:31:06.32
Average: 18:13.27
2 Lewis-Clark 190 23 29 39 49 50 57 71
Total Time: 1:35:10.84
Average: 19:02.17
3 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 215 13 17 60 61 64 65 109
Total Time: 1:35:38.85
Average: 19:07.77
3 Whitman 215 21 31 36 51 76 99 123
Total Time: 1:35:30.18
Average: 19:06.04
5 Willamette 223 1 3 67 74 78 101 104
Total Time: 1:34:32.51
Average: 18:54.51
6 Whitworth 225 20 30 42 52 81 92 100
Total Time: 1:35:41.07
Average: 19:08.22
7 College of Idaho 232 4 41 53 59 75 77 116
Total Time: 1:35:36.18
Average: 19:07.24
8 British Columbia 235 9 33 46 58 89 94 102
Total Time: 1:35:38.11
Average: 19:07.63
9 Pt. Loma Nazarene 240 26 37 44 54 79 95 122
Total Time: 1:36:02.66
Average: 19:12.54
10 Northwest Nazarene 284 12 22 45 98 107 112 125
Total Time: 1:36:06.94
Average: 19:13.39
11 Lewis & Clark 290 15 40 48 72 115 143 154
Total Time: 1:36:32.23
Average: 19:18.45
12 UC Santa Cruz 308 2 34 55 103 114 127 137
Total Time: 1:35:59.90
Average: 19:11.98
13 Evergreen St. 348 47 66 68 80 87 171 175
Total Time: 1:37:55.87
Average: 19:35.18
14 Linfield 365 7 69 91 93 105 117 130
Total Time: 1:37:17.74
Average: 19:27.55
15 Concordia (Ore.) 386 27 35 56 129 139 160 172
Total Time: 1:38:17.17
Average: 19:39.44
16 Humboldt State 393 38 85 86 88 96 126 149
Total Time: 1:38:02.37
Average: 19:36.48
17 Corban 425 18 73 90 113 131 142 153
Total Time: 1:38:36.30
Average: 19:43.26
18 Puget Sound 446 24 70 84 133 135 141 148
Total Time: 1:39:15.13
Average: 19:51.03
19 St. Martin's 477 32 43 119 124 159 163
Total Time: 1:39:42.02
Average: 19:56.41
20 Oregon Tech 555 63 82 128 138 144 166 177
Total Time: 1:41:17.43
Average: 20:15.49
21 Eastern Oregon 567 19 110 132 151 155 161 168
Total Time: 1:41:35.45
Average: 20:19.09
22 Pacific (Ore.) 572 6 120 121 152 173
Total Time: 1:41:48.77
Average: 20:21.76
23 Pacific Lutheran 597 97 108 111 134 147 156 157
Total Time: 1:41:25.95
Average: 20:17.19
24 Central Washington 612 14 136 140 158 164 165
Total Time: 1:43:00.78
Average: 20:36.16
25 Cascade College 680 83 106 146 162 183
Total Time: 1:47:24.53
Average: 21:28.91
26 Westminster (Utah) 717 62 118 174 181 182
Total Time: 1:51:23.24
Average: 22:16.65
27 Simpson (Cal.) 845 145 167 176 178 179 186
Total Time: 1:51:28.68
Average: 22:17.74
28 Warner Pacific 853 150 169 170 180 184 185 187
Total Time: 1:54:32.57
Average: 22:54.52
